Welcome to Austin, Texas! This state will never be the same

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Thursday February 21, 2008 · 10:35 PM PST

2008/02/21 · 22:35

Great stories documenting tonight's debate are found in major Texas newspapers.

For out of state readers I would recommend Austin American Statesman, Dallas and Houston newspapers.

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Tuesday February 19, 2008 · 9:37 PM PST

2008/02/19 · 21:37

In the weeks to come, we face an increasingly destructive and bitter campaign battle that portends the grim future of an impotent Democratic Party that loses to McCain in November.

There is only one person who can stop this grim future--Senator Clinton.

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Friday February 15, 2008 · 10:48 PM PST

2008/02/15 · 22:48

The past week, I have become increasingly alarmed by the Democratic Party.

My views are simple. First,as a supporter of HRC, I am also impressed immensely by Obama. I will be equally satisfied no matter which candidates wins the nomination.

But here is what I am afraid--the manner in which the DNC will apply its rules.

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Monday February 11, 2008 · 6:12 PM PST

2008/02/11 · 18:12

State law provides how delegates are divided among presidential candidates.

Because Texas almost never has any role in making this ultimate decision, its bizarre and outdated set of "rules" will soon be displayed for the entire nation.

Boy--this is going to be something to watch...

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Wednesday February 06, 2008 · 7:20 PM PST

2008/02/06 · 19:20

Demographics in Texas can be a nightmare for a national campaign. Texas has not been targeted in either general elections or in primary fights at the presidential level for many years. Usually, the presidential nominee is chosen by the time Texas’ primary in March comes around. Since Texas is a red state, Democrats usually stay away from here at the general election as well.

Since this may change this election year, I thought I would share my own thoughts about the way that both Obama and Hillary should approach the lone star state.

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Monday February 04, 2008 · 4:50 PM PST

2008/02/04 · 16:50

Obama's critique of HRC's Iraq war vote suggests that she is disqualified to be Commander in Chief.

A deeper analysis of this charge suggests that BO's "new" type of politics is really nothing more than the same type of politics that has existed since the history of mankind.

I am a former undecided voter who leaned heavily towards Senator Obama for several weeks.

After much reflection, however, I am proud to support Hillary Rodham Clinton as the 44th President of the United States of America

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